Blogged by James Preece on 25th July 2009
I agree with you that Damian Thompson has been going a bit far lately even if he did recently link to me (which was nice) and in gratitude for the blog entry you did for me I would like to share with you the following celebration of ethnic diversity...
11 Photos Where Black People Were Awkwardly Photoshopped In or Out
Enjoy.
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Reader Comments
epsilon said...
Ye're on to me with the photoshopping! I couldn't help getting rid of the white bits down the sides of IC 1396 - had to blend them in - wonder what the psychologists would make of our choices - especially yours lol!
That was a pleasant surprise - a posting dedicated to lil oul me:D
Speaking of tokenism - can you spot the mixed race boy (my son)
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epsilon said...
He's embarrassed by the idea now but it was a nice little earner - you can catch a glimpse (I think!) at 1:52 in - at the back, about third from the left ha ha - the link wouldn't work here but I've posted it there:
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Phil said...
It's so nice to see our uni being responsible..
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Rob Federle said...
Sorry to burst your bubble, but Obama clearly stepped into the doodoo when he made the now famous comment. I have multiple mixed race neices and nephews, and none of them have the mistaken idea that Obama is going to be canonized by the Church anytime soon.
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Mark Dobson said...
Um. What are you talking about exactly?
I am, by my own admission, quite ignorant about current affairs these days, but I have no idea what "famous comment" you're referring to, and I don't have any reason to think that this blog entry has anything to do with Obama anyway.
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